Horticulture News

Monty Don has announced his departure from Gardeners' World after 23 years, a show he significantly shaped and made popular.

Tickets are now available for visitors to the Victorian Palm Houses, which are reopening after a five-year closure, with Horticulture Director David Knott expre

Kew Gardens faces the difficult task of felling rare trees in its Palm House as part of a renovation project, with horticulturalists working to move and propaga

Delhi is promoting a 'Reclaimed Water Policy' to utilize treated wastewater for construction and horticulture activities.

ICAR-NRCB has released two new banana varieties: Kaveri Thangam, which has nearly 10 times more vitamin A, and Kaveri Nadan, which offers almost double the yiel

Several Canadian cities are considering bylaws to restrict the sale of invasive plants by garden centres and nurseries. Advocates suggest a federal horticulture

The Deputy Commissioner of Udupi district stated that existing fodder stock will last 42 weeks and instructed agriculture and horticulture departments to identi

Peat bogs are crucial for the environment, storing significant amounts of carbon, but 80% of UK bogs are damaged, largely due to horticulture. Campaigners highl

Agriculture officers are urging the government to withdraw the farmer-officer connect scheme 2.0. They argue that the scheme would harm farmers' interests becau

Growers are withdrawing from the Chelsea Flower Show due to new environmental rules imposed by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS). The RHS has introduced gui